Oxford Golf Club

This place is good for golf. Lots of parking. Every third Thursday of each month is Big Band evening. Where good music and dance happens.

A cracking course. The greens were as good as you could ever hope for, as pure and fast as I've seen at top rated courses. Some really great holes, the course really uses the tapograhy well with some of the par 4s starting from elevated tee boxes requiring accuracy off the tee. Its not the longest course and the front 9 felt quite easy but the back nine showed me its teeth on the way in and put me back in place. The GPS still picks the course up as Southfield and its clear this course has be...

Cholsey Golf Society recently visited Oxford GC (20th Oct) - it's one of our favourite venues having played there on numerous occasions over the past 22 years - and as usually, it was again, a thoroughly enjoyable day. The golf was a bit up and down (as they say) - Winner achieved 43pts but at the other end, the wooden spoon winner had just 19 pts (stableford). The Course was in excellent condition, especially the greens, although a few of us obviously need glasses as we completely misread th...

To quality course, with a lot of variety in each fairway. The greens are a brilliant, (even in the rain) run very true, all you've got to do is pick the right line and speed, easy as that, lol

Ok, I’ve not been able to provide many photographs here of Oxford (formerly Southfield) Golf course - only glimpses of it. This review is about a personal story which took place by the golf course. In the 1960s the golf club was quite liberal in its attitude towards those who wished to see the golf course and enjoy its greenery, its great views of surrounding areas and, of course, the luxuriousness of its vast expanses of beautifully manicured lawns. At that time, most visitors walked aroun...